Nuisance woman waged bizarre YouTube campaign and blocked neighbour's house with FOAM in parking row

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A former accountant is facing a possible jail sentence after she snubbed a court case in which she was convicted over a YouTube hate campaign she waged against her exasperated neighbours.

Noelle Obcarskas, 64, posted a series of bizarre films on the video sharing platform which showed her having explosive stand-up rows with neighbours about parking, littering, Brexit and even the pet turkeys she kept in the front garden under a sign that read 'Cluckingham Palace'.

Neighbours called in police after complaints about the smell and loud gobbling noises made by the turkeys and claimed Obcarskas hurled abuse at them in the cul-de sac in the quaint village of Pulford, Cheshire.

In one video Obcarskas called one neighbour a 'little fat bully with a skivvy wife' as he remonstrated with her for deliberately blocking his driveway with large pieces of foam. READ MORE: Residents forced to remain indoors as flats cordoned off after 'suspicious substance' found READ MORE: ' Our healthy little boy complained of a headache - now he may never walk or talk again' She also posted a message on a Facebook community page about the father of two saying: "Words cannot and are inadequate to describe this display of total tw*t.